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Reviewing computer operating systems is the most challenging task a person with a cool job like this handles. The reason: Everyone uses a computer in a different way. The programs I like to use on my computer, someone else may not care for. Likewise, I never had much affinity for certain tasks -- let's call them spreadsheets -- while other folks become simply giddy when they learn a new way to sort cells on Excel.

Leopard Upgrade Polishes Apples

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Apple released another version of its QuickTime digital media player Monday. The latest edition of the application corrects seven potentially harmful security vulnerabilities discovered in previous versions of the software, QuickTime 7.2 and earlier. Users Windows and users of OS X should download and install the QuickTime 7.3 update, according to Apple.

QuickTime Flaws Torment Apple for Seventh Time This Year

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You've heard of the iPod and the iPhone, but how about the iBrick? That's what some clever iPhone users call an iPhone that doesn't work. That's exactly what iPhone buyer Lorenzo Mornes, a computer consultant from Grand Prairie, Texas, ended up with. With all the glowing reports about the vaunted iPhone there's a little-told piece of the story that Mornes wants everyone to know about.

The Apple and the Lemon: When an iPhone Is a Brick in a Box

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Remember having to fumble around for a blank tape when a song you liked came on the radio? Those days -- like the audio cassette itself -- are over. Soon, if you want a copy of a song you're listening to on the radio, all you'll have to do is push a button. The nation's largest broadcasters have teamed with Apple and a pair of digital radio manufacturers to introduce tagging.

iTunes and HD Radio: Tag, You're a Hit